New Delhi : Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was on Thursday acquitted in a defamation case by the trial court in Surat, Gujarat. After the sentence of one year, his membership of the Lok Sabha has also been cancelled. After the end of the membership of the Parliament, a new housing crisis is also going to arise in front of them. It is reported that if they do not get relief from the upper court i.e. Sessions Court, High Court or Supreme Court, then they will become ‘homeless’ and will have to vacate the government bungalow.

in Lutyens Zone of Delhi Lives Rahul GandhiNews agency a Congress leader Rahul Gandhi may have to vacate his government bungalow in Delhi’s Lutyens’ zone within a month if he does not get relief from the higher court in a criminal defamation case after his disqualification as an MP, according to reports. After Rahul Gandhi was elected Lok Sabha MP in 2004 , Tughlaq Lane Bungalow was allotted.

Waiver of Appeal within 10 daysRahul Gandhi by a court in Surat 2023 was disqualified as an MP by the Lok Sabha Secretariat on Friday after he was convicted in a criminal defamation case and sentenced to two years in jail. However, the Surat court, while granting immediate bail, allowed the former Congress president to appeal in the higher court given the time of day.

Evacuate Priyanka too Bungalow was lyingMinistry of Housing and Urban Development An official said that since, he has been disqualified from the Lok Sabha. That’s why he is not entitled to live in government accommodation. As per the rules, he will have to vacate his official bungalow within one month from the date of the disqualification order. Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra had to vacate her official bungalow at Lodhi Estate in July 4902 after she was not eligible for it after security was downgraded. Wasn’t

Congress will fight legal and political battles

The Congress party has said that it is against the conviction and disqualification of Rahul Gandhi. Political and legal battles will be fought. After disqualification, Rahul Gandhi will not be able to contest elections for eight years, until the upper court stays his conviction and sentence. Targeting the government on this issue, the Congress said that it is a ‘black day for Indian democracy’. He said that the battle would be fought both ‘legally and politically’. The opposition party also alleged that the action was motivated by ‘political vendetta’.